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Hydrogen is a flash in the pan.

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Only one way to fix the issue then.
Turn the radio up a few clicks
As it's only worth about thruppence halfpenny, that may well be the best option.
Inflation?
The Mk4 Mondeo with a transit engine are becoming increasingly rare.
Sorry. My bad. I thought we were talking about the Astra owned by the geriatric scouser.
Only one way to fix the issue then.
Turn the radio up a few clicks
As it's only worth about thruppence halfpenny, that may well be the best option.
Inflation?
Mine is getting cosmetically scruffy now. Recent frost got under the lacquer on the bonnet and front of the roof and caused a lot of peel.Shut it, Paddy
I still love driving it though and dont plan on ever getting rid of it.
Partially inspired by the number of people on here who regret no longer having one.
They are just a great old thing to drive, and minus some of the unnecessary complications of new cars.
When I got my first one - around 18 years ago - I soon had buyers remorse, as it had a most of the standard problems of a neglected Omega.
I searched the internet for answers and found OOF (which had just started up) and soon got the car back to full health, including replacing the autobox.
The rest, as they say, is history.
Downside is I have had to suffer STEMO for all that time.
I'm cosmetically fùcked, but I've got a few miles left in me yet
Does Mrs STEMO concur?![]()
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He's sitting in Gods waiting room now. Can't be long until the inevitable happens.
As it's only worth about thruppence halfpenny, that may well be the best option.
Alternatively, should you wish to invest a few minutes of your valuable time, this doesn't look particularly challenging.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GOAXaMZCl4
I'd probably be inclined to do this and potentially not bother fitting a replacement cable, if you're not planning on keeping the car that long, just leave all the covers off so you can pop the bonnet with a screwdriver when you need to.
Only one way to fix the issue then.
Turn the radio up a few clicks
I was thinking perhaps swapping it for an Astra
Mine is getting cosmetically scruffy now. Recent frost got under the lacquer on the bonnet and front of the roof and caused a lot of peel.Shut it, Paddy
I still love driving it though and dont plan on ever getting rid of it.
Partially inspired by the number of people on here who regret no longer having one.
They are just a great old thing to drive, and minus some of the unnecessary complications of new cars.
When I got my first one - around 18 years ago - I soon had buyers remorse, as it had a most of the standard problems of a neglected Omega.
I searched the internet for answers and found OOF (which had just started up) and soon got the car back to full health, including replacing the autobox.
The rest, as they say, is history.
Downside is I have had to suffer STEMO for all that time.
I'm cosmetically fùcked, but I've got a few miles left in me yet